Question

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Given that the input A is false and the input B is false, what is the resulting value of the output?


c. True
d. False

Answer 1

True

Step-by-step explanation:

Not(False) OR False = True OR False = True

Answer 2

In an OR gate, if both inputs A and B are false, the output is also false.

When the inputs A and B are both false in an OR gate, the resulting output value is also false.

This follows the basic logic rule for an OR gate where the output is true only if at least one of the inputs is true.

Since both inputs are false, the OR gate does not satisfy this condition, and therefore the output remains false.

Therefore, The correct option is False.